Archives|JAPANESE RETIRING FROM NORTH CHINA; Artillery Starts Toward the Great Wall and Patrols Are Ended in Peiping. REVOLT CAUSES CONCERN Feng Is Said to Be Recruiting Bandits -- Normal Railway Service to Resume.

JAPANESE RETIRING FROM NORTH CHINA; Artillery Starts Toward the Great Wall and Patrols Are Ended in Peiping. REVOLT CAUSES CONCERN Feng Is Said to Be Recruiting Bandits -- Normal Railway Service to Resume.

By Hallett Abend.wireless To the New York Times.

June 6, 1933

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PEIPING, June 5. -- The tension in North China began appreciably to lessen today as Japanese artillery started withdrawing to the Great Wall from the line stipulated in the truce and simultaneously Japanese ceased patrolling the Peiping streets. View Full Article in Timesmachine »